Networking, the constant spirit of innovation and the urgent need to diversify funding sources are just some of the guidelines worked out in the last meeting with theaters and professionals of the lyrical arts from Latin America and Spain. Held between June 29 and July 2, this second edition had
We continue with our new section "Theater of the Month", in which we highlight the history and architectural value of the theaters that make up our network. In this edition, we present the Municipal Theater of São Paulo. Founded on September 12, 1911, the São Paulo Municipal Theatro stands in the
The instance will be carried out virtually between June 29 and July 2. In addition to a meeting between the theaters associated with the OLA network (June 29), the meeting will also discuss issues of the lyrical and theatrical scene in a Technical Forum (July 1 and 2) and the
As part of the 23rd Festival Amazonas Opera, the discussion group was organized and webinar "The opera today in Brazil and the world." The instance had the participation of our Executive Director, Alejandra Martí, who spoke about the current state of the lyrical scene and the challenges that lie ahead
June is here and we start half the year with the new section "Theater of the Month". Here we seek to publicize the history, architectural heritage, anecdotes and some curious information about the different theaters that make up the OLA network. In the first installment of the "Theater of the Month"
The International Opera Awards (IOA), an organization that seeks to recognize and reward theaters, artists, productions, festivals and opera workers around the globe, in its 2021 version, has awarded the Teatro Real (Spain) as the best opera house in the world. This recognition is based on the quality of its artistic
María Victoria Alcaraz, General Director of the Teatro Colón, together with José María del Corral, Scholas Worldwide Director, and Domingo Romano, representative of the Asociación Civil Generarte, were present to sign the agreement. The program, aimed at young people who are immersed in the world of music and art, seeks to
by NÉSTOR ECHEVARRÍA The subject of the lyric theaters in the interior of Argentina undoubtedly deserves a singular examination and analysis, since they are connected with the advent of opera in our milieu and at the same time with concepts of society and its growth, the development of immigration and a
The event, organized by Gran Teatro Nacional de Perú in collaboration with OLA, will be held via Facebook Live this Friday, April 23, at 5:00 pm (Peru time), with the participation of prominent representatives of Latin American cultural institutions. Revisit the talk HERE This month, Gran Teatro Nacional del Perú, celebrates a
Thirty three are the member theaters of Ópera Latinoamérica (OLA) and in 2021, thirteen of them are led by women. "Although there have always been women in executive positions in theatres, in the last two years many women who have developed a successful management career from different fields of culture